Our Year 8 Geography students recently enjoyed a full day of hands-on learning on the Mornington Peninsula.
Students collected data at high-energy erosional coastlines and lower-energy depositional coasts, seeing the processes they have been studying brought to life. They also witnessed runoff in action and explored its impact on weathering, erosion and water quality in Port Phillip Bay.
A highlight of the day was discovering some very cool evidence of recent movement along the Selwyn Faultline.
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Schools from across Victoria recently gathered for the 2026 Interschools Snowsports Championships, with Tintern Grammar achieving our best results yet.
A special congratulations to Donovan (Year 10), who placed second in Snowboard GS and third in Snowboard Cross, and Lily (Year 11), who achieved two personal bests, finishing fourth in Snowboard GS and fifth in Snowboard Cross, missing the podium by just hundredths of a second.
Alongside their outstanding individual results, both Lily and Donovan have qualified to represent Tintern at the national event at Perisher.
Well done also to Michael, David, Isabella, Aiden and our youngest competitor, Lucas (Year 5), who all represented Tintern with determination in challenging conditions. It was also wonderful to have Alumni Matthew Wilby and Lucia Cockerell there to support their former classmates.
Congratulations to the entire Tintern team!
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